Tribal areas are found south of Udaipur towards Som. In this mountainous area, nomadic tribal people were encouraged by the government since the1960s to settle in loosely-defined villages, when he government banned the use of the forests upon which they depended. Stone walls delineate fields. The yellow crop is mustard seed-- the tiny brown seeds are crushed for cooking oil.  A former prominent landlord's farm compound remains: arched gate, multi-storey houses with balconies, separate women's sections, private Hindu temple, and workers' quarters. Meanwhile, out in the open countryside, tribal people live a hard life as illustrated by the isolated house behind the brush fence. Three times a month, cattle manure is spread by hand over the floors of houses -- which appears as slightly lighter color than the mud-colored walls. The prize possession is the inherited family sword.